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Indiana police looking for man with ‘Crime Pays’ tattooed on forehead

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Donald Murray. (Photo via New York Post)

December 1, 2019
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TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – Police in Indiana are looking for a man with the words “Crime Pays” tattooed across his forehead.

Donald Murray, 38, is accused of leading officers in Terre Haute on a vehicle pursuit Friday after he was spotted driving without lights on his car, according to authorities.

Police said Murray crashed into a tree and fled the scene on foot. There was a passenger in the car who said he didn’t know his name, they said.

Murray remains at large. He faces criminal recklessness and resisting law enforcement charges — both felonies, Terre Haute’s WTWO reported.

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Donald Murray. (Photo via New York Post)

Anyone with relevant knowledge of the matter is encouraged to call police at 812-232-1311.

Terre Haute is located about 80 miles west of Indianapolis.

 


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